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Five of the ten product segments shaping production and sales of machine tool sector - new Quest industry report
Product segments of machine tools industry 2017
The new Quest Industry Report differentiates the ten product segments of the machine tool sector according to their unit and value shares at the total unit and value volume of the sector in 2017. The basic data comes from the Federal Statistical Office.
This results in diverse positions of the ten product segments with regard to their influence on the unit and sales volume of the sector.
Only three of the ten product segments, namely forging machines and presses, deburring and grinding machines as well as drilling, milling and thread cutting machines already account for 61% of the industry's unit volume. However, their value or sales share is significantly lower at 29%.
The Quest industry report adds two more product segments: machining centers and turning machines.
The value or sales share of these five product segments increases to 70%, their share of unit volume to 72%. So half of the ten product segments are having a significant impact on production and sales in the machine tool industry.
The new Quest industry report is available on https://www.quest-trendmagazine.com/en/machinery-industry/werkzeugmaschinen/product-segments-of-machine-tools.html
A further industry report highlights the stronger position of medium-sized companies in machine tools compared to the mechanical engineering industry on https://www.quest-trendmagazine.com/en/machinery-industry/werkzeugmaschinen/industry-structure-machine-tools.html
The Quest Trend Magazine has published industry reports on ten mechanical engineering industries that are important for automation technology.
About Quest Trend Magazine:
Quest Trend Magazine publishes trends in automation from the users's point of view mainly in machinery industry, automotive and F&B industry. The economic backdrop of these trends is highlighted as well.
The trends in automation technology are based on market surveys by Quest TechnoMarketing. The economic backdrop is analyzed by Quest Research, a department of Quest TechnoMarketing.
About Quest TechnoMarketing:
Quest TechnoMarketing, Bochum, London, is specialized in market surveys and marketing for the automation technology for more than 20 years and the publisher of the Quest Trend Magazine.
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Thomas Quest
Dibergstr. 64
44789 Bochum, Germany
Phone +49 234-34777
Fax +49 234-33 22 02
Email: media@quest-technomarketing.com
Internet: https://www.quest-technomarketing.com
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